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In popular Phuket areas, average rental yield is usually around 5–8% per year. Final performance depends on location, seasonality, property condition and rental management quality.

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3-Bedroom Villa, with pool view in PlMono Japanese Loft project, on Koh Kaew beach

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3 Bedrooms Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

Built-in area 161m²

6 600 000 THB

40 994 THB per m²

Inspired by the concept of an Eastern countryside home, the developer decided to blend traditional design with urban living and a touch of “nature.” Like all handcrafted works, this project is a product of love and meticulous attention to detail.

The entire project is infused with a deep love for Japan; their gratitude to nature and humanity is beautifully expressed in the delicate details of everything that appears simple.

1. The unique style of Japanese architectural art, preserving details within a minimalist

The entire project is infused with a deep love for Japan; their gratitude to nature and humanity is beautifully expressed in the delicate details of everything that appears simple.

1. The unique style of Japanese architectural art, preserving details within a minimalist approach, serves as the inspiration for these homes.

2. When the layout is right, what we have is not just a building—but a living home. The architects believe that every part of the house is a space that brings happiness and comfort.

3. The element of surprise in space utilization. Wouldn’t it be great if your home offered functional advantages you need—and more? Be amazed by the additions that can be made in several places, including the attic.

4. Light and shadow as gifts of nature. The use of Light & Shadow techniques is an art that adds an intriguing touch to the living space.

5. ENGAWA – Inside Out. The interior and exterior of the house seamlessly connect and coexist. There’s no sense of separation from the front porch to the backyard. This smooth transition makes the space feel larger than it actually is.

6. KOJI and SHOJI. Applying the art of Grid & Line to the home’s design, wall placement, windows, and doors creates a balanced composition and a clean appearance.

7. ‘WABI SABI’ – beauty in imperfection. The concept of “incomplete beauty” is where perfectionism gives way to a natural, unrefined perspective. Moving beyond conventional ideas of beauty, works that are less predictable become truly one of a kind.

This 208 sqm villa features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a spacious living room combined with a fully equipped kitchen. Some villas also include a private swimming pool.

Construction is expected to be completed by December 2020—don’t miss out!

Description and infrastructure

The MONO Loft project is unique for its Japanese design, minimalistic, but as functional as possible. J-Loft is a 3-bedroom 2-storey building with a small area framed by greenery on the side and back. The element of simplicity in Japanese style attracts attention in architecture. Minimalistic, but as thoughtful as possible in terms of functionality. The territory of the complex is under round-the-clock security.

What's nearby

Convenient location in the centre of the island, a 15-minute drive from the major shopping centres Central Festival, Tesco Lotus, Big C, Premium Outlet. A 2-minute drive from a supermarket with European products, Villa Market and the ice arena. The international airport is 30 minutes away. Several international schools and two hospitals are located within 10 km.

Who suits

The complex is ideal for longer stays, especially for families with children who study at the British School.